Alex, my workplace is an Oracle shop, and I'm using iBATIS in a major
in-house app. So I may be able to help. Why are you trying to use a
ref cursor? That complicates your SQL, and if you are just using result
sets, that's a level of complexity you don't need. Unless you
specifically require some functionality provided by ref cursors, you'd
be better off using the simpler iBATIS functionality.
On 4/23/2010 12:43 PM, Alex Park wrote:
Thank you Clinton, your answer was very helpful.
I tried to fix my code but I couldn't make it work.
I did something to this code that I thought right.
But it was not good. :(
Can you give me some example codes or additional information?
I'm very newbie in iBATIS and even English :(
I would appreciate if you can let me know the solution, Thanks!
Alex
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